Il caso Benson: perché continuiamo ad essergli ‘debitori'?

[Autom. eng. transl.] The Triumph of the King by Robert Hugh Benson, proposed in Italian version, shows that the genius (etymologically understood as "generating power") of Benson deserves more attention: it deserves it because editorial proposals (read: books) more reliable would allow to evaluate it more adequately , precisely because "a book defends itself", as Benson himself wrote in the preface of The Religion of the Simple Man (1906). And with Benson, the whole literature deserves it (whatever its religious matrix, ça va sans dire), because if there is a right to reading (and it exists!), There are also duties (and many!) Towards those and what we read.